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Contact Dynamics Method Of Differential Specific Forces Goloshchapov

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Contact Dynamics Method Of Differential Specific Forces Goloshchapov
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Publisher: Apple Academic Press Inc;CRC
File Extension: PDF
File size: 22.48 MB
Pages: 294
Author: Goloshchapov, Nikolay
ISBN: 9780870236655, 9781351166492, 9781351166508, 9781351166515, 9781351166522, 0870236652, 1351166492, 1351166506, 1351166514
Language: English
Year: 2019

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Contact Dynamics Method Of Differential Specific Forces Goloshchapov by Goloshchapov, Nikolay 9780870236655, 9781351166492, 9781351166508, 9781351166515, 9781351166522, 0870236652, 1351166492, 1351166506, 1351166514 instant download after payment.

"This new book, Contact Dynamics: Methods of Differential Specific Forces, describes the application of the method of the differential specific forces (MDSF). By using this new method, the solutions to the problems of a dissipative viscoelastic and elastic-plastic contacts between curvilinear surfaces of two solid bodies can be found. The novelty is that the forces of viscosity and the forces of elasticity can be found by an integration of the differential specific forces acting inside an elementary volume of the contact zone. This volume shows that this method allows finding the viscoelastic forces for any theoretical or experimental dependencies between the distance of mutual approach of two curvilinear surfaces and the radiuses of the contact area. Also, the derivation of the integral equations of the viscoelastic forces has been given and the equations for the contact pressure have been obtained. The viscoelastic and elastic-plastic contacts at impact between two spherical bodies have been examined. The equations for work and energy in the phases of compression and restitution and at the rolling shear have been obtained. Approximate solutions for the differential equations of movement (displacement) by using the method of equivalent work have been derived"-- 
Abstract: "This new book, Contact Dynamics: Methods of Differential Specific Forces, describes the application of the method of the differential specific forces (MDSF). By using this new method, the solutions to the problems of a dissipative viscoelastic and elastic-plastic contacts between curvilinear surfaces of two solid bodies can be found. The novelty is that the forces of viscosity and the forces of elasticity can be found by an integration of the differential specific forces acting inside an elementary volume of the contact zone. This volume shows that this method allows finding the viscoelastic forces for any theoretical or experimental dependencies between the distance of mutual approach of two curvilinear surfaces and the radiuses of the contact area. Also, the derivation of the integral equations of the viscoelastic forces has been given and the equations for the contact pressure have been obtained. The viscoelastic and elastic-plastic contacts at impact between two spherical bodies have been examined. The equations for work and energy in the phases of compression and restitution and at the rolling shear have been obtained. Approximate solutions for the differential equations of movement (displacement) by using the method of equivalent work have been derived"

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